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Young West Indies Anglicans to be Agents of Change

Young West Indies Anglicans to be Agents of Change

Building on the success of the Church in the Province of the West Indies third Provincial Youth Gathering, held in Grenada from 16 to 23 July, the Province and the Anglican Alliance hosted two in-depth training events for 30 young people from across the West Indies....

Caring for Creation

Caring for Creation

"The earth cannot survive without human beings taking care of it." Video credit: Episcopal News Video

Can the Church use football to transform lives?

Can the Church use football to transform lives?

On the International Day of Sport for Development and Peace*, the Anglican Alliance is lifting up the Anglican Communion narrative of using football to engage communities to build peace, empower people, and bring social cohesion.

Fiji: Rebuilding a Resilient Pacific after Cyclone Winston

Fiji: Rebuilding a Resilient Pacific after Cyclone Winston

The region’s strongest-ever cyclone struck the islands of Fiji at the end of February, affecting over 350,000 people after causing widespread damage in Tonga. A month on, the Diocese of Polynesia is poised to bring renewed life and hope to those returning home.

African Anglicans look to reduce El Niño’s hunger footprint

Anglican churches are prioritising advocacy and practical responses to El Niño’s increasingly devastating impact on food security in the southern and central parts of Africa, says the Anglican Alliance’s facilitator in the region.

Supporting churches in intentional discipleship

Supporting churches in intentional discipleship

The Anglican Alliance shared its five-year journey of transformation when it reported to ACC-16 this week together with colleagues in the Anglican Communion Office Mission Cluster.

Great Lakes Anglicans commit to including people with disabilities

Great Lakes Anglicans commit to including people with disabilities

Anglican development, Church Community Mobilisation and Mothers’ Union leaders in East and Central Africa are taking steps to make their work more inclusive of people with disabilities following a workshop organised by the Anglican Alliance and the Council of Anglican Provinces in Africa in Kigali, Rwanda, last month.